Sentence examples for providers attendance from inspiring English sources

Participants were recruited through email cascades to members of two national GP secure environment support group networks and employees of non-NHS secure environment service providers, attendance of project researchers at secure environment GP regional meetings and word of mouth between September 2010 and July 2011.

When starting a new position in abortion service provision, whether as a provider or a non-provider, attendance of values clarification workshops were not mandatory, and there seemed to be little done to encourage or regulate attendance.

Based on the use of skilled provider attendance at delivery (facility delivery and skilled attendance at home delivery), the whole Shahjadpur sub district was divided into three different performing areas high, medium and low.

We collected data about maternal characteristics including: maternal age, relationship status, self-identified ethnicity, education level, family income, number and type of daily stressors, previous adverse labour and birth experiences, type of primary care provider, attendance at childbirth education classes, and intentions regarding cesarean birth or other interventions.

She said she had reminded the agency's providers of attendance verification requirements and was exploring whether new regulations were needed.

We also conducted a pilot survey of 62 healthcare providers in attendance at a Continuing Medical Education conference on advances in obstetrics and gynecology; the findings from this survey have been published elsewhere but are provided as important references for this analysis [ 26].

More studies are needed to determine if SMS and web-based appointment reminders and financial incentives can also improve provider visit attendance.

Healthcare encounter means any consultation with a healthcare provider or attendance at a facility or hospital for an activity relevant to one of the selected conditions for which there is an indicator.

Three indicators on the use of maternal health services were used in this analysis: use of antenatal care during pregnancy by a skilled provider, skilled attendance at delivery (this included institutional deliveries and deliveries at home conducted by trained health personnel) and receiving postnatal care by a skilled provider after delivery.

In addition, the relative contribution of the skilled birth attendance providers (public facility vs. private) was also investigated.

The major factors associated with the patients' delay were related to lower access to medical providers and prior attendance to non-formal health providers.